OBJECTIVE This study aimed to review obstetrical providers' personal preferences for
cesarean delivery on maternal request in uncomplicated pregnancies. DATA SOURCES …

The rising caesarean section (CS) rates have been, in part, attributed to women's requests.
Several individual studies and literature reviews have attempted to determine the degree of …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the association of the gender of the delivering physician and the
odds of performing cesarean delivery. DATA SOURCES: CINAHL, ClinicalTrials. gov …

BACKGROUND: Data on the effect of cesarean delivery on maternal request (CDMR) on
maternal and neonatal outcomes are inconsistent and often limited by inadequate case …

Clinicians' perspectives of the reasons for performing caesarean section (CS) are
fundamental to deepening knowledge and understanding of factors influencing decision …

Background Globally, studies illustrate different approaches among health care
professionals to decision making about caesarean section (CS) and that attitudes regarding …

Introduction The global rise in the rate of induction of labor and cesarean birth shows
considerable unexplained variation both within and between countries. Prior research …

Objective A successful assisted reproductive technique (ART) cycle is not flawless, and
several studies have reported high incidences of maternal complications, but the association …

Midwives' position in maternal and newborn care (MNC) in the Netherlands is unique: unlike
many other countries, they have retained the authority over risk assessment and referral. We …

Purpose It was the aim to evaluate the personal preference of mode of delivery and to
analyze differences between medical professionals and non-medical professionals. Interest …